bongers here. right now it's all about those trees. partly cloudy. again, there's a lot of cloud cover to the north and less to the south but we will have a lot of high clouds continuing to filter in here and that's going to be the theme here the next couple of days. everything's coming down out of the northwest and as you head south. cloudy to mostly cloudy. 40s and 50s on the temps. yesterday there was 37 now they're 49. 50 calastoga. bodaiga bay. we're waiting on the dynamics and that won't get here until probably thursday. until then a lot of clouds but still some mild conditions. 60s to 70s on the temps. all right, sal. what do you have hopefully nothing at 5:00. >> we do have slow traffic at the altman pass, steve.

we're going to start there and as we push in here you can see 205 and 580. a lot of red on the map. can you see how this whole area is going to be slow. so give yourself plenty of time. if you're driving into livermore after that. livermore to hayward doesn't look bad. it continues to be a nice looking commute. not a bad drive across the span. continuing all the way over to the peninsula. if you're continuing now we have a little bit of a window before things start getting heavy. if you look at the bay bridge there's not a lot going ton. at 5:01 let's go back to the desk. new this morning two people stabbed in downtown san jose. police responded to a report of an assault with a deadly weapon. when officers arrived on scene just after midnight. the victims were taken to the hospital. they are expected to survive. >> there's an ongoing

investigation right now as far as the crime scene with multiple scenes and so there will be multiple officers. >> police say the attacker was seen running away. investigators do not have a description of that person. attorney general jeff sessions says it is not the job of the federal government to oversee state and law enforcement agencies. he ordered a review of all police reform reviews and investigations currently under way at the justice department. sessions says local control is necessary for effective policing. this is a reversal of the policies of the obama administration which made local police department reform a priority from the use of deadly force to how officers deal with minority communities. president trump supreme court nominee crossed a very important hurdle yesterday but so do reporters who oppose him.

doug luzader has more. >> you can't rule out a last minute deal here but absent that we may see the so-called nuclear option trigger here in the senate and that may change the way the senate considers supreme court nominees. >> a show down in the senate. judge neil gorsuch coming much closer now. >> the nomination is being reported to the floor. >> on a party line vote the senate judiciary gave sgorsuch moving him closer. more senate democrats are now on board for a filllabuster to block gorsuch. >> i will not, i cannot support gorsuch, this nomination. >> and democrats see this as pay back for republicans refusal to consider obama's nominee mayor garland. but republicans have a plan

bchltd, the nuclear option a change in the way the senate operates with just a simple majority. a change that many and both parties are reluctant to see happen. >> that means the judges are going to be more ideological not less. it means that every senate seat is going to be a referendum on the public court. >> but the nuclear option would mean that which ever party that controls the white house would suddenly have much more power to nominate justices from this point forward. >> this has been building up for years. all i can ask say is what goes around comes around. >> in washington doug luzader fox news. well a bill declaring california a sanctuary state is now headed to the assembly. >> ktvu's rob malcolm is live in

pittsburg. >> here in pittsburgh there is concern because they don't want to risk federal money. over a four year period the city of pittsburg has taken in $58.2 million in grants. other groups voicing concerns as well. >> we will cooperate with our friends at the federal level with serious and violent felons but we won't cooperate or luft a finger or spend a singer l cent when we're talking about separating single mothers from their children. >> if you take hostages to prevent an arrest and you're serving in our prison, this bill

shields you. >> now if pittsburg follows through this will follow other sanctuary policies like in san jose also in san francisco where federal and local state law enforcement are prevented from using their resources to investigate or arrest people for immigration violations. no formal vote is expected until april 17th. >> okay. it's going it take a little while. now the vote by the muni board of directors today would prohibit ads that quote concern a public issue. if approved the ban would take effect tomorrow. some of the ads support israel calling for an end to u.s. aid of islamic countries. there have alsz be ads by pro-palestinian groups. for years people have protested against these ads but in the

past muni has apologized. many other cities across the country have adopted restrictions to prohibit certain advertisement. today the san francisco board of supervisors will start considering a plan to open up safe injection sites. those are areas for people to inject drugs where there are also associate and help services offered. lon bonn reed wants a task force to consider the idea that's already being used in canada. that group would include a representative as well as workers and the city's police and homelessness and health departments. there are more than 20,000 people who inject drugs in san francisco. a meeting is scheduled tonight at the jefferson union board meeting. now the incident happened at tara nova high school in

pacifica. a female school administrator brought there son that codeine was being passed around campus. the woman made him remove his shirt. >> she then took off -- told him to take off his t-shirt and she put her hands like this and told him to spin around or turn around. so she laid her hands on my son. >> education code requires a second school employee to be present during student searches. now it's unclear if the administrator will face any discipline. the family believes their son was targeted because he's a pacific islander and other pacific islander families have told similar stories about the school. mountain view police are looking for more potential victims connected to a red wood city man accused of a number of

sex crimes. of an orchard supply hardware store. once in custody, police say yamagata confessed to have inappropriate relations with a teenage. yamagata was booked on multiple charges including indecent exposure, unlawful sex with a minor. at about 7405:45 last night oakland police. five people in the vehicle were taken to the hospital. they are all reported in stable condition. no word yet on the charges those five will face. russian investigators say they do believe a suicide bomber was behind the deadly attack on a subway in st. petersburg yesterday. it was a growing memorial to the

14 people who died in the attack. another 50 people were injured. a second bomb was found and diffused at another subway station. a second bomb was hidden in a fire extinguisher and was larger than the first. france is increasing security in paris after yesterday's explosion in russia. there is already a lot of security at some of the city's famous sites. as of right now french authorities won't elaborate on details. a news conference is scheduled today by people displaced by last week's deadly apartment fire in oakland. it killed #230u6789 people and forced more than 80 others out of their homes. it all started from a candle inside an apartment that apartment had no electricity. rebecca caplan is now asking for donations for the victims. if you would like to donate just

go to the web link section of our home page at ktvu.com. right now it's 5:11 and picking up the tab after severe flooding. up next, the difficult task of fixing up our roads. >> and fremont passes detroit. the major milestone for tesla when we return. >> good morning. traffic is going to be okay on highway 24 as you drive through the tunnel. not a bad commute driving into the tunnel area. >> lots of sunshine on monday. today there will be lots of high clouds. still some 70s inland but change is in the air. in the middle of a storm destiny struck.

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california is facing a hefty bill when it comes to the fixing

the damage and paying the bill. the most expensive project is in santa clara county where a 200-foot long section of highway 85 gave way. the replacement of pfeiffer canyon bridge and work on highway 17 are also on the list of costly repairs. on sunday fema announced that it's making more federal aid available to california counties. there's no word on how much of that money will be used. san jose mayor sam ricardo says it cannot be used where it's needed most right now. for that he says the city will have to rely on donations and fundraising. >> really to get the community back on its feet we've got to enlist the community to do that and we've had a lot of support so far but we're going to continue to ask for community

help. >> and that next appeal for help will come today. that's when the mayor will unveil a new plan to get cars for those who had theirs damaged or destroyed during the floods. the mayor will specifically ask for donations of cars today with a special emphasis on gifts from car dealers. testing of marin county smart trains on hold now because of a potential landslide in san rafael. the problem is near lincoln avenue. the agency says the recent rain has loosened soil on the hills of the tracks. now all the that soil has to be removed and now the work has been going on for the past three weeks and should be done by next week. smart says that it stopped testing trains in san rafael. the recent work is not expected to delay the start date. people living in downtown oakland are cleaning up again

after another tree came down. near the intersection of 19th and webster. a tree came down and hit several vehicles. the trunk and tree limbs did considerable damage to a pleasanton man's truck. >> this is the third one. the first one took out my buddy roy's el camino. and the second one went down in the middle of the night and now this one. >> saying the truck was only a material possession and that no one was hurt. >> well that's true. no one was in the truck at the time. 5:16 is the time. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic at this hour. what's going on, sal? >> not too much pam and mike. traffic on 101 southbound the gilroy commute traffic is moving along nicely and continuing up into san jose. it is not a bad drive at all and

the south bay you can see all the freeways here when you see groen on the map here that means traffic is moving really well. getting up to highway 17 right through downtown san jose and this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is easy. we don't have a lot going on. usually about 5:30. right now it is still light. let's go over to steve and today's forecast. >> thank you, sal. >> you're welcome. >> good morning everybody. we have a little change here. what would that be, steve? that would be cloud cover coming in. we're really waiting on this system until about thursday to kick in. until then there's a lot of cloud coverage holding up those lows. those are mainly favoring areas to the north and pollen count continues to favor the trees.

ash, alber and juniper. i'm sure somebody at cal fire will tell us the grass is too tall we're nervous already. partly cloudy. mostly cloudy to the north. partly sunny to the south. 60s and 70s. you can see a lot of that cloud cover again. nothing organized. it's just kind of up here. overcast 47. open that rain faucet again. you'll be first before anybody else farther north definitely. this is really high base and there's not a lot to that. main impact though will be on thursday night into friday and that's when everybody will get in on it. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. concord buchanan 55. 40s for some over by the concord

pavilion it's 48 degrees. 47 black hawk. 50 walnut creek. and also ukiah and monterey a cool of 44. there's a lot out here but until we see that ridge of high pressure that will protect us today and tomorrow. might even bump up a degree or two on wednesday. then we'll start to get some of the colder air and that will start to usher in the rain. not until thursday night and for sure it looks like on friday. there are some projections of 3" or 4". 60s on the temps. a few 70s in the mix as well and overall temperatures stay about the same tomorrow under mostly cloudy skies. then we cloud it up. it looks like we're okay thursday morning. and then friday rain and wind. off and on saturday then we get a break and clear it out on

sunday. coming up, now the u.s. postal service is bringing a digital service to your mailbox. also some lyft drivers getting some education on who they can pick up when we return. who will be joining them out there on future rides.

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prevent h 1b. a number of tech companies are eli on the program but now homeland security says it plans to investigate and prosecute employers that overlook qualified american workers for those jobs. tesla opens trading this morning as the second largest american car manufacturer by market value. the bay area electric car maker is now at $48.7 billion surpassing ford's $45.6 billion. general motors remains in first at more than $51 billion in value. by delivering more than 25 cars in the first quarter of the year tesla's stock jumped 7% yesterday to more than $298 a share. but it's not all good news for the company. an auto technology study ranked ford and gm first and second when it comes to auto mated driving development. tesla did not even crack the top 10. the ride share company lyft is reaching out to people with

disabilities. announcing a collaboration with the national federation of the blind. it wants to make trips convenient and affordable for riders who are blind and use service animals to get around. a member of the national federation of the blind made a comment. >> and we look forward to providing constructive feedback to lyft under the agreement going forward. >> lyft drivers must allow blind riders to bring their service dogs in the vehicle. lyft says drivers who don't comply with the new rules may suffer immediate and perm nant. last night 701-65. -- 71-65. >> comes in.

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welcome back here on mornings on 2. it is tuesday, april 4th. i'm pam cook. >> good morning everyone i'm

mike mibach. >> first pitch at 5:30. >> it's a makeup game already. >> they're not playing friday or saturday. >> doesn't look like it. >> i love getting our personal forecast. >> we do have a lot of cloud cover coming in but everything's will be okay. maub a little rain farther north. we do have a little bit of cloud cover continuing to kind of roll in today. cloud cover's a leading edge of a big change for us. you can see that's really high based stuff kind of juicing up the atmosphere. to the south partly sunny. to the north mostly cloudy. bans of high clouds will continue to work their way in. on the peninsula there are some cooler temps here but i think these will start to go up as the cloud cover begins to move in. look for a mostly cloudy day north. and this cloud cover will continue to filter in today, tomorrow, then we'll start to see this system get a little bit

closer. as it does then the rain will begin to move in. 60s, 70s on the temps. still quiet or something on your screen? >> still quiet. you know, this spring break stuff i like it it it. we've seen the traffic kind of quiet. take a look at 80 westbound between vacaville and fairfield. does not look too bad. when we look at traffic on 80. usually we have a little more slow traffic here. we're looking at highway 24 through lafayette and that traffic is not bad driving up to the tunnel. and at the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights went back on. nothing major before you make it on to the bridge. at 5:30 let's go back to the desk. governor brown's $52 billion transportation plan cleared the legislative senate. >> unless we get a significant

injection of money. >> the governor says the plan would be paid for by an increase in the state's gas tax as well as an increase in vehicle registration fees. supporters are now using television ads to pressure lawmakers. >> well we're doing over a million dollars campaign and we're trying to touch all demographics of california voters in every area and every language. >> not on this bill. what sways me is good policy and this bill has some good ideas but has a lot of shortcomings and isn't something i can support right now. >> the full senate is expected to take up the legislation on thursday. federal immigration authorities have detained a prostitute after she completed a jail sentence in connection with the detdz of a google executive. alex tickerman spent almost two years in prison. she was released last wednesday and taken into custody by

immigration agents. tookeman holds duel citizenship in the u.s. and canada. a vallejo man arrested last week in connection with a deadly shooting has been release bid police without being -- has been released by police without being charged. three innocent bystanders were shot. santos was initially booked on suspicion of murder and two counts of murder. anyone who has had their tires slashed in the last few days to give them a call. 22 people in neighborhoods along clayton road got their tires slashed. ktvu's paul chambers talked with one victim who hopes surveillance video will help find the person responsible. >> take a look at this surveillance video.

the owner of the vehicle believes the person in the video slashed his tires hours before he headed to work. >> start driving just a few feet down the road and see something's not right. >> concord police say between 9:00 saturday night and 7 sunday morning. an area that most say is fairly quiet. >> i looked at my truck and saw that i had a flat tire i was like oh, somebody was in the neighborhood sticking tires. >> his brother was also a victim with his truck and boat trailer tires being slashed. again, they were not alone. >> over at big o tires we found more people with the same story. >> one of his back tires was slashed. they popped or slashed both tires on the driver side.

>> rigo says he's grateful for the business but not under these circumstances. >> one of my cars right now is going to cost $600. >> we had to call a flat bed tow truck and now two now tires are costing $350. >> now i'm out $500 for two new tires. >> some residents say they're looking into buying surveillance cameras of their own and starting a neighborhood watch. for now residents want you to look at this video. >> i just wish they could put a face to it and maybe catch the guy. it's a lot of damage. a lot of tires. >> as of right now police have not released any new information. in concord i'm paul chambers ktvu fox 2 news. well the department of veterans affairs says it has fixed a problem with its suicide

hot line. many of the calls to the crisis line were rerouted to backup centers because of problems with the department's systems. that led to some veterans being put on hold. a former foreign policy advisor to donald trump's presidential campaign was targeted for recruitment as an intelligent source. according to court documents filed yesterday, russian agents trying to recruit carter page promising him favors for business opportunities in russia. page was hired by the trump campaign as a foreign policy advisor in march of last year but left in september because of reports of his involvement with russia. involved with president trump's campaign who was interviewed as are part of the investigation as possible ties between the trump campaign and russia. president trump did good on a campaign promise yesterday. he donated the first three

months of his salary to national parks. to interior secretary ryan zincy. a pancake eating contest took a tragic turn at a university in connecticut. a 20-year-old student died after he choked while eating five pancakes. nursing students rushed in to try to help. when first responders arrived at the scene they were unable to clear her airway. she was rushed to the hospital where she later died. >> you don't expect something like that. it was really sad to hear about that. >> the student was from new jersey she was a junior at the school. she was also a daughter of the port authority officer killed in the september 11th attacks. around noon when powerful waves flipped the boat over

there in marin county. the coast guard says the waves sent two men and two dogs overboard. the boat ended up on a beach across the bay. film maker roman pollansky. a los angeles judge ruled that pollansky could not seek relief from the courts. in 1978 after admitting to having sex with a 13-year-old girl. the 83-year-old film maker now lives in frabs. piedmont restaurant vandalized. coming up in the 6:00 owners. why are they believe this was a politically motivated attack. >> we're going to show you some of the highlights on and off the field when we come back. >> it's not a bad commute. it's been nice and quiet out

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the street of the 2018 winter olympics are under way and we already know who will not be there. the national hockey league says it will not stop its regular season games. the nhl says it's not worth disrupting its schedule. many nhl players have participated in the last five winter games and several current players say they still want to participate. and that could come down to a decision by their individual teams. the 2017 season begins with a w as the a's beat the angels on opening night. and also a pair of home runs

from chris davis. >> that one is belted left center field and deep and that baby is gone. >> davis' second home run travelled 412 feet. the same two go at it tonight. fans say they're feeling especially optimistic about this year's team. ktvu's debora villalon. >> now that base stealing wonder has the coliseum field named in his honor to the delight of fans and henderson who said he couldn't believe it when he heard it. >> shocked. i was happy. i was shocked. >> this is a special park for me. oakland was always in my heart so this is where i thought i

belonged. >> 2017 oakland a's. >> a's fans felt a sense they belong too. new amenities meant to improve their game day experience. plus all doubt gone about a new stadium in oakland. >> i was always hopeful they would stay in here. i'm happy to hear that the four places they're looking at are in oakland. >> wants to be around for that new ball yard. back with the a's after a stint with them years ago. playoff caliber this season. >> everyone has a talent in the mooshlg leagues to be that caliber team but have you to have a right mix of guys and i think that's what it comes down to. >> we have the best fans. they're hard core, they're knowledgeable. they're spirited. >> the a's new president says the player turnover so frustrating to fans will slow

because the new stadium. >> and have them play with us for generations and that's why we're working every day diligently to get that new ball park. >> a fans while appreciating their past can finally sense a future of real possibility and players can sense it too. >> you dream about these days but to have the fans out here how excited they are. we have a great team. a lot of good energy in the clubhouse. good team chemistry. so we're looking forward to having a successful season. >> i'm so glad the a's are embracing their history. he is the greatest a's player. >> a memorable opener for the fans and the man they adore who remembers sneaking in at the coliseum to watch games. >> i can't count how many times we snuck into the game. i thought did i get caught. no i think i was too fast or

something like that. >> no sneaking in to the games anymore. there was excitement in the coliseum parking lot before the game. we want to show you this. a car caught fire. no word if it was caused by people tailgating. maybe the barbecue got a little close to the car. >> who knows. >> i'm not sure. but. >> well the a's won. >> sal, pretty exciting the start to baseball season and everybody pretty optimistic. >> not a lot of people on the national headlines talking about this a's team. but that's the best. >> kind of what they call a sleeper team maybe a little bit. >> who knows where they'll be come october. >> yeah, you never know. and they started off very well. let's go out and take a look at the tracy commute. traffic is moving along slowly if you're on 205 and 580.

there have been no major problems in livermore. you can see things slow here. which is typical. it's nothing that's going to get your attention if you drive this way every day. you know it's going to be there. you can see a lot of green on the road sensors. this is a look at the east shore freeway. 21 minutes from carcinas bridge to the macarthur maze. metering lights went on at about 5:30 and now we have a pretty big backup here as you make it on to the bridge. at 5:45 let's bring steve on in. >> not expecting anything out of this coming in. maybe well to the north. but not for us here. farther north a lot of cloud cover. that will hold some of these high temps down from santa rosa, napa. you can see the cloud cover continuing to move in. again, anything that does fall is pretty high base here on the radar. i wouldn't be too concerned by it. cloud cover will continue to

thicken up. >> i hear you, pam. >> send it back. >> he has a little microphone problem. we'll fix that and get more weather. >> that's live tv. >> basically it's nice until we have rain coming this weekend. 5:46 is the time right now. still ahead the concern for potential builders of president trump's border wall. coming up, the questions they have about the safety of construction crews. >> and bald eagles in the bay area and they appear to be thriving. up next, the evidence of a dramatic come back in the golden state.

5:48. welcome back. people care about the weather. we want to go right back to steve. >> i've been here the whole time. where have you been?

all right. alder and juniper tree. partly to mostly cloudy. farther south you go. partly sunny and temperatures in the mid 70s for inland temps but i thil we'll take a couple degrees off those monday high temps. 40s as well starting to come up a little bit some of that cloud cover on the peninsula starting to build in. cloud cover will still be with us dpod and tomorrow. as it does that will fire the ridge of high pressure up. still on tap coming in for late thursday into friday. friday looks like the main rain day with some still lingering into saturday. then also into tomorrow we do get a little bump up here and the system offshore. thursday, the first system kind of washes out. there's not a lot here. could get a little driz. light rain late thursday afternoon and right into friday

morning that is going to be the bulk of the heaviest rain. 60s and 70s onour temps today under a vail of high clouds if you will and temperatures farther south i think a little bit more sunshine. 60s, 70s coast and bay. about the same tomorrow then rain on the way thursday night into friday you guys. >> thank you steve. well today is the deadline for bids on president trump's proposed border wall. the original deadline was last wednesday but u.s. customs and border protection gave an extension so they would have questions. some potential bidders are asking if they will be protected from attacks by people who don't want the border wall. the administration says between four and ten builders will selected to build prototypes of the border wall. allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's license. a number of hit and run crashes

in california. that law took effect in january of 2015. more than 850,000 immigrants have obtained licenses since then. researchers say granting those licenses reduced the number of hit and runs in the state because immigrants involved in crashes were less likely to leave the scene out of fear of being arrested or deported. and the study found that has saved insured drivers an estimated (1) 700-0000 in insurance costs they would absorb from drivers fleeing conditions. over the next ten days the postal service will add a few services across the country. it's a service that allows people to get a glimpse of their mail even before it actually arrives in the mailbox. people can register with the postal service. they will receive in their e-mail black and white pictures of the front of the letters being delivered to them that day. it allows people to know what letters are coming and report

missing or stolen mail much faster. you can register by going to the web links section of ktvu.com. say so long to the yahoo name when verizon's $4.8 billion bill to buy the company closes it will drop the yahoo name. verizon plans to combine yahoo will aol it will bundle them under the new name oath. using the slogan "take the oath" summer 2017 as verizon expects the deal to close before the end of june. harrison ford will not face penalties for a very close call at a southern california airport earlier this year. adding that the faa will not revoke the actor's pilot license. back in february the 74-year-old actor mistakelingly flew his plane over a landing airlines jet. ford said he was embarrassed by

the mistake and agreed to receive some additional training. yosemite national park has made a website. the new site called keep bears wild is aimed at educating visitors about their habits. that are wear gps collars but the data is not in real time to protect their locations. >> however, you might want to protect your location and know if the bears are heading towards your picnicking spot or camping spot. 5:53 is the time. this is pretty cool. a pair of bald eagles have found a new home at an elementary school. >> conservationists have been working towards this. >> high atop the redwood an elementary school a new couple has modified in.

>> i looked at my friend and i said was that a bald eagle. i've been here since '81 and i've never seen a bald eagle before. >> they built a giant nest and began to protect it. >> it's a very overwhelming feeling because a lot of us don't get to see this close up. >> the in the 1960s a pesticide. by 1980 experts say there were no bald eagles out of shas lake. they're making a come back in california. there are about 371 nesting sites statewide. >> decades of come back from the previous days when they were in abundance and then they started dropping off because their eggs were too thin. >> still biologists with the california department of fish and wild life it has yet to be

removed from california's endangered species list. >> the habitat remains and we create more so that they'll stay. in the meantime bird watchers and current students have been documenting every moment. >> one time i got it by luck. i actually have a video of the eagles flying over the kids while they were saying the pledge of allegiance. >> for this little town it's amazing. >> and while school officials love having the eagles here they don't love all the traffic. so they ask anyone who comes to visit to please keep disruption on school grounds to a minimum. ktvu fox 2 news. >> that's incredible. >> nice for those students. real life lesson. >> real life science lesson right there on campus.

california one step closer to becoming a sanctuary state. we're going to tell you what this means for cities who don't already consider themselves sanctuary cities. >> the decision expected today about political advertisements on muni. >> good morning. we see traffic is still doing pretty well around the bay area. this is the 101 in san francisco. not a bad commute as you drive across the 80 split. >> the most sunshine we've had all week was probably yesterday. no rain yet but it's a sign of things to come.

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the city of pittsburgh voting to become a sanctuary state. >> and a show down over president trump's supreme court nominee. the so-called nuclear option now being considered by republicans as democrats promise a fill buster to block neil gorsuch . mornings on 2 continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2.

good morning. if you're just joining us nice day outside. tuesday, april 4th. i'm pam cook. >> good morning everyone i'm mike mibach. dave clark has the day off. >> don't grab those umbrellas yet. >> and don't put them away yet we're going to need them. just high clouds that will be with us today and tomorrow. i'll tell you yesterday was all about sunshine and a little breeze but it was still nice. today will be able sun and clouds as partly cloudy skies moves in. not expecting any rain even though we can see some returns on radar. far enough to the north you'll get some filtered sunshine. the cloud cover continues to kind of roll in. 40s on the temps. 49 seems rather popular. san francisco, san rafael and also santa rosa. for the south.

41 san martin. gilroy 42. scotts valley, bolder, and walnut creek clouds have been building in for awhile. i expect a lot of that today and tomorrow. then that system will start to arrive late thursday into friday with rain on the way. today 60s and 70s. i usually listen, sal, but i might have missed something. is anything going on? >> it's the same thing. i usually listen this morning. mostly cloudy and mild. 60s and 70s. >> that's correct. >> there you go. >> how about that traffic? >> traffic? >> yeah. toll plaza. >> let's go there, steve. it is backed up for a 25-minute delay. it's just been kind of a routine thing and routine is what we like. the worst thing you don't want you don't want a surprise on your morning commute. this is a look at interstate 880 at oakland north.